The trailer did nothing particularly to catch my interest. I was mostly seeing it because of the hype from others to see what it was about.
And watching the movie there still wasn’t anything particularly that caught my interest.
I never felt bored throughout it despite the length, and the acting + writing was good. But I never felt invested in the characters and story. I felt I could go out on a bathroom break at pretty much any point, come back, and not felt like I had missed anything essential.
I also felt like they couldn’t decide if they wanted to make a hero or a villain out of Oppenheimer. So they tried to do both. And through trying to do both, they failed to do either. This really became a point of uneasiness and disconnect in the final stanza of the movie.
Shout by SheepieVIP 9BlockedParent2023-07-24T10:45:38Z
The trailer did nothing particularly to catch my interest. I was mostly seeing it because of the hype from others to see what it was about.
And watching the movie there still wasn’t anything particularly that caught my interest.
I never felt bored throughout it despite the length, and the acting + writing was good. But I never felt invested in the characters and story. I felt I could go out on a bathroom break at pretty much any point, come back, and not felt like I had missed anything essential.
I also felt like they couldn’t decide if they wanted to make a hero or a villain out of Oppenheimer. So they tried to do both. And through trying to do both, they failed to do either. This really became a point of uneasiness and disconnect in the final stanza of the movie.